The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-18

DR.. Fred Todd is in Wichita. KS
M. B Faughner was in Lansing OF
Thursday
Merrimac and Monitor engagement
illustrated on the sixth page.
F. H Banister has moved into tn,
Comstock house in the first ward.
Miss NJ. E. Mullan calls specia
attention to her new line of switches
The Governor has approved the
bill providing a bounty for killing
English sparrows.
Rev. Thos. Stalker delivered his
lecture, Looking for man." al
Howell on Friday evening last.
Mrs. T. Nelan, Mrs. c. E. Shat.
tuck and Mrs. VanDusen, who have
been quite sick, are convalescing.
Everyone attending the calico mas
querade party at Wesener hall on
Friday evening next, must be idenii-
fed before admission can be gained
10 the hall.
Livingston Republican: c. II Wis.
ner will, by the united efforts of the
Republicans of the district, be our
next Circuit Judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Whelan, OF
Shiawassee, returned on Tuesday
morning last from two weeks visit
at Tecumseh, Lenawee county.
Call and see the new and large
stock of wall paper and curtains on
sale at DR.. Bagg's new drug store
next door south of post Office.
L. G. Stage, of ST., Johns Mich a.,
travelling salesman for HaItshorn,
Nysewander & Co., leaves this week
for Wisconsin, in the interest of that
firm.
A. B. Sergeant was arrested and
tried before Justice Taylor, Thursday,
on charge of selling liquor without
raying the State tax, and convicted
and sentenced to pay fine of 500.
The examination of Leo Brewer on
charge of seduction was held before
Justice Taylor Tuesday and Wednes
day, and was warmly contested. The
decision in the case will be rendered
on Monday next.
From the amount of lumber and
number of logs, bolts, ETC., in and
around the yards of the Estey Co.
we should judge that business Is TO
be pushed by that enterprising firm
the CO ming year.
Hartshorn, Nysewander & Co. have
received more orders for their Stand
ard Pumps up to this date than we're
sold during all of last year. Large
orders are received daily from parties
who handled them last season.
While each of the musicians is an
artist Of the first ability, their individ-
uality is SO thoroughly merged in
their ensemble playing that their work
is thoroughly pleasing.-Boston Her.
ald.-Boston Quintette Club at opera
hall next Wednesday evening.
List of advertised letters for week
ending Sat-, March IL, at Owosso p. O:
Miss Leah Moss, F Jones, Geo C.
LATHE, Mrs Sarah f Withem, Miss
Theo Wood, Arson Howe, w +
Taylor, Miss Slena Parks, Miss Kata
Groquants, Mrs w + Ockerman, Otis
Hurrell, Geo w Lowrie, Hughie
Morris, l. + GODDARD, Mrs Hattie
Getting, Mrs Olive Cooper, David
Alger. Foreign: 2 for Geo Wilkin-
son. Drops: Ben Chittenden, for
VIM Hurrell, Roscoe Chaffin, VIM H
Dinnison, { Jerser, Harvey Young,
Charlie Kenney. Frank Pond, Joseph
Root, A l. Smith.
A. G.. Fields Minstrels are TO be at
Opera Hall on Tuesday evening next.
The company is said to be the equal
Of anything OIL the road.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Times: Standing
room only was the word at the Opera
House on Friday evening, when AL.
Fields Minstrels gave big bill of
negro varieties to delighted audience.
Say what you will, the clatter of
banjos, the rattle of bones and the
melodies of the old cabin home win
the popular heart. The troupe is a
large one, composed Of gentlemanlike
people who keep up rattle of fun
from overture to finale. There was
haIdly minute the house was not in
an uproar of laughter except when
hushed to silent admiration by some
fine music, or some other elegant
tableau, or artistic dancing. Field
carries big troupe, and his program
is big with fun. See advertisement.
The Mendeissohn Quintette Club
now entering on the 37th year of its
existence, represents remarkable
feature OF the growth and development
of musical culture in the United
STATES. In I84o, at the time of the
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